Immerse yourself in the sacred and profound compositions of Orlando di Lasso with the album "Orlando di Lasso: Musica reservata." This captivating collection, released on January 27, 2015, under the Pan Classics label, offers a mesmerizing journey through the medieval and choral genres, with a touch of Gregorian chant. The album features five enchanting tracks, including the poignant "Psalmi Davidis poenitentiales" and the intriguing "Quo properas, facunde nepos Atlantis?" Each piece is meticulously performed by the esteemed ensemble Dolce Risonanza and Profeti della Quinta, under the skilled direction of Florian Wieninger.
Recorded in the acoustically rich Bernardikapelle Stift Heiligenkreuz, the album spans a duration of one hour and six minutes, providing a serene and contemplative listening experience. Orlando di Lasso, a renowned composer of the Renaissance period, showcases his mastery of sacred music in this collection, originally published by Le Roy and Ballard in 1581. The album's liner notes are thoughtfully crafted by Bernhard Rainer, adding depth and context to the musical journey. Whether you are a seasoned classical music enthusiast or a curious newcomer, "Orlando di Lasso: Musica reservata" promises a rich and rewarding exploration of timeless choral works.